What if you do a *70 instead of *71. This should tell you who or what is connected to you that is causing the problem.
Group,
I have recently noted that when I reboot that the transmit remains on, and I have to shell in and do a *71 to turn it off. After that, all is OK. I use the DMK URI, fed to the remote base input of our repeater controller.
In the past, I recall that from a start or reboot that the transmitter would key for a few seconds and then shut off, but not anymore. Without a lot of troubleshooting, is there a way to insert a *71 command somewhere in the startup sequence? I am not exactly sure what I am talking about here as far as this fix is concerned.
Any ideas?
steve
W3YT repeater
28325
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